Marie Adam-Leenaerdt

Season 02 extended the debut's modular logic into a summer wardrobe built around intense light, seasonal ambiguity and objects associated with the beach. Ties, buttonholes and adjustable fastenings allowed garments to sit close to or away from the body, while a portable beach hut was translated into a structured dress.

Flat leather mules, a trompe-l'œil stiletto, a parasol-sized tote and the label's first swimwear expanded the complete silhouette. Swimsuits could be retied or inverted as tops and pareos, continuing Adam-Leenaerdt's refusal of fixed garment categories.